DS1 is in year 11. For reasons I won't go into, his Sociology teaching has been much poorer than with any of his other subjects and his Sociology mock exam gave him his weakest result. He did pretty well in all the others. Helping him revise recently, I realised that though he has a good understanding of some of the syllabus, there are other areas he knows nothing about and he claims he has not been taught about it.
I have had a look at the AQA past papers and mark scheme so I have some idea now of what is being looked for and I can see he is in danger of falling short.
Does anyone have any suggestions re. books, websites etc which might be helpful. We have the Collins AQA text book which seems okay if a little basic and lacking some of the more contemporary content mentioned on the AQA website. I recommended he tried to make sure he revised everything in the text book, excluding the section on Power as the school have said this isn't necessary as it is the fifth section in a paper where you only have to complete four.
However DS says there is no need to remember everything in the textbook as, for example, the names of sociologists such as Young and Wilmott or Anne Oakley will not be necessary. He seems more inclined to revise from school notes which seem even more limited than the textbook.
Any suggestions would be deeply appreciated!